- The act causing death was performed consciously, voluntarily and deliberately by the accused
- The accused performed the act causing death intending to kill the other person or intending to cause that person at least really serious injury;
You really think so? They haven't proven either of the above beyond a reasonable doubt to me.
The prosecution has literally no account of his actions during the deaths. I don't know if it's some morbidity thing but a lot of people are scary quick to vote guilty. I certainly wouldn't want you on my jury if I was innocent in an unlikely scenario, which can and do happen all the time.